* During my time there were plenty of problematic staff, including a sexist HR employee, multiple people in leadership that will gladly point fingers and fail to lead. As I understand, most if not all of these employees no longer work for Mindgrub, the fact they remained employed during my tenure is concerning.
* Collaboration is very hit and miss - if you present an idea that has a high ROI and even reduces development time, "I'm not going to call the client, just do it as we said" isn't uncommon.
* Being volun-told to do work both on projects you are involved in and projects you are not involved in is very common.
* Upper management shows zero interest in production staff - they focus a majority of their efforts on business development.
* The accusations of fake reviews on here were often met with criticism and often backhanded remarks - I can confirm with absolute certainty that these fake reviews existed and were written by the same sexist employee who no longer works for Mindgrub, as they often bragged about it.
* Too much of a focus on image and not enough on hiring based on skill. During my tenure, we had an intern who was never given ANY work and was only hired for their skin color.
* A lot of employees were afraid that it would be discovered they weren't registered Democrat - and there was a lot of political talk from upper management that pushed hard liberal ideas. As someone who gets along with people all over the political spectrum and identifies as a hard centrist, it was very off-putting and made me feel unwanted.
